Philanthopist James Taylor praises the efforts of his fellow Heartland Institute hacks to restore CO2 to its golden age, when the dinosaurs were in flower:
" the net effects of carbon externalities are beneficial rather than harmful.....
As we add a little carbon dioxide to the trace amounts already in the atmosphere, crop production increases, trees and grasslands flourish and deserts recede.....
a warmer planet has always benefited human welfare more"
Though too modest to dwell on the cultural benefits of coal combustion, Taylor deserves homage for opening the evolutionary future to a new genre of environmental art that seems sure to incorporate his namesake, Taylorosaurus rex :
